Forgiving is sometimes one of the most difficult things to do. There are a lot of complicated reasons why we have such a hard time. This sermon "digs up" some of those reasons and provides practical guidance on how to move forward to total forgiveness and freedom.

In this first message of 2015, we begin a new series of messages simply called "Breakthrough". Today we talk about priorities. What does putting first things first look like and how is a change in our priorities an essential for personal breakthrough?

I Peter 5:6 tells us to humble ourselves under God's mighty hand, that He may exalt us in due time. This sermon shows us the crucial importance of humility, and gives us some fresh perspectives and specific things we can do to break the pride cycle and put God and others first.

Guest speaker Michael Cotten looks into the scripture 2 Peter 1:3-9 and the truth of God’s fullness. God has given us all things we need pertaining to life and godliness, not just some things or all things but one. Are we taking full advantage of the promises of God?

Dr. David Shaff is a local Rochester optometrist who had a life altering experience last year. After helping his son move, he had a massive heart attack and became completely brain dead. During the nine days he was on life support, Dr. Shaff went to Heaven and had a face-to-face converstation with Jesus. In this message he shares about how God saves and his experience in Heaven.

This Sunday is Adoption Sunday for CCC, and as such, the message today deals with adoption, both physical and spiritual. Did you know that the Holy Spirit is also called the "Spirit of Adoption?"​

This message is a part of a series of messages from the Book of 1 Peter. This particular sermon deals with how our lives affect those around us, particularly in the "day of visitation." It makes for a significant life!​

Students from Elim Bible Institute and College, share their testimonies and heart for missions.

I Peter 2:1-12 lays out several identities we have in Christ--living stones, priests, kings--all of them works of grace and love. Hear what all those callings mean to us and how we can begin to act like who we really are.

This is the last of a series of messages on the Book of James, called "Reality Check." Today we discover a fact that every per​​son should know: We are utterly dependent upon God! In James 5 there are five windows that people can look through to see just how dependent on Him we are.